Poetry:  presentation of others published works

Humorous:  funny interpretations of published script

Dramatic:  serious interpretations of published script

Duet:  two-person interpretation, either humorous or dramatic, of published script

POI:  combining poetry, prose, and script as a piece to make a statement

Oratory: self-written persuasive speech with a call to action

Informative: speech designed to inform with the option to use non electronic visuals

International Extemporaneous:  quickly prepared informative speech on international current events

United States Extemporaneous:  quickly prepared informative speech on domestic current events

Mixed Extemporaneous:  quickly prepared informative speech on any current events

Original Spoken Word Poetry:  self-written poetry delivered by author

Lincoln Douglas:  one vs one value debate

Public Forms:  two vs two current event debate

Congressional Debate:  mock legislature with student written bills and subsequent debate

Big Questions Debate:  debate about a  concern the intersection of science, philosophy, and religion.

Policy or CX Debate:  two person team debating a plan that is heavily evidence based.

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